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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty New podcast. I am

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your host, Corey Evans very excited about this week's show.

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It is titled College Football Playoff Prospects to Watch. We

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have a twelve team playoff with four teams getting to buy.

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This is a comprehensive overview or preview of the top

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draft eligible prospects from each of the twelve teams in

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this year's college postseason pool. If you have not yet

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started your twenty twenty five prospect research or even are

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familiar with who is going to be upcoming at quarterback,

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running back, wide receiver, tight end for rookie drafts next summer,

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this is a great starting point self usually begin end

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of October, November, and surely December, so I'm right in

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an advocate for the game during the college season. So

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this is a really good stepping stone for me as well.

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Today I've been deeper into the twenty twenty five rookie class. Now,

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of course, if you want full access to all of

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my off season coverage when it comes to rookies and

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pre draft rankings, that's only available on Patreon, and there

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are three tiers you can join to become a member.

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is twenty five dollars per month. I'm so excited to

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begin that off season coverage and a matter of a

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month here again, it's only on my Patreon membership links

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direct link in your Apple or Spotify show notes via

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this episode. So I will go one through twelve calling

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out who I think are the top names to watch

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who are draft eligible into twenty five. Does not mean

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they are going to for go their eligibility and declare

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for the pros unless it's the senior of course, still

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will have those answers very soon. Number one is Oregon Up.

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First is Dylan Gabriel, quarterback, a senior six feet two

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hundred pounds, three thousand five or fifty eight yards passing

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twenty eight touchdowns, is six interceptions, seventh three point two

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percent completion percentage rate, eight point eight yards pens attempt

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and sixty three for a buck ninety two and seven

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as a rusher, he was a Heisman finalist. Ultimately, we

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all know now that Travis Hunter out of Colorado won

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the Heisman. He's a rare talent, perhaps not the best

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wide receiver or the best cornerback on the field at

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any given time, but the fact that he's a two

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Speaker 2: The shoe Aotani of college.

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Speaker 1: Football, and possibly the NFL speak volumes, so it's no

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surprise that Gabriel did not win the Heisman. The fact

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that he was a candidate is very encouraging. I'm excited

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to see other reforms on the big stage of the.

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Speaker 2: College football playoff. Jordan James is a running back.

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Speaker 1: He's a junior five ten two ten production this year

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of two twenty six the three and fifteen rushing touchdowns,

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five and a half yards per tote and twenty four

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Speaker 2: Is a receiver.

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Speaker 1: Tes Johnson is a wide receiver, a senior five ten,

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a buck twoty five, so a bit smaller production with

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solid seventy eight eight st six and ten eleven point

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win is per ketch. And the other wide not keep

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an eye on an Oregon is Evan Stewart, a junior

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six feet one seventy five forty eight six thirteen and

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five for twelve point eight yars per reception. Not as

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productive as Tes Johnson and Stuart. May Or may not declare,

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but both Tes and Evan should be on your short

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list of wideouts to watch for in this year's playoff.

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And then a tight end on Oregon to keep an

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eye on his Terrence Ferguson. He's a senior six five,

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two hundred fifty five pounds, thirty eight five twenty and

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three scores with thirteen point seven yards per ketch. He is,

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for the most part, draft grade and even rankings, a

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top five tight end perceived in the twenty twenty five crop.

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Number two seed is Georgia. First, we'll talk about Carson Beck, quarterback,

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who's a senior sixty four to two twenty.

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Speaker 2: Now. He is dealing with that UCL injury, the elbow ailment.

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Speaker 1: From what I've heard, it's rather comparable to what Rock

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Speaker 1: His timeline is indefinite, we'll see, but his production was good,

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not great. There was a lot of talk that Carson

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life for an NFL team that needed a franchise calver quarterback.

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This year, he went three thousand, four to eighty five

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yards passing, twenty eight touchdowns, twelve interceptions, act four point

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Speaker 1: Bechstock is going in the wrong direction, but I do

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think he's still in the day one mix and a

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border line top three to five quarterback in this year's class.

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year's quarterback class is basically Shader Sanders cam word and

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then a major tear drop in value in terms of

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being a potential cornerstone or building block for an NFL team.

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Carson Beck could still enter that conversation or value threshold,

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but after a roller coaster twenty twenty fur season, it's

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not a surefire assumption. Trevor Etn running back A junior

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five point one yards per carry and twenty eight for

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a bucks sixty eight solid production and yes, for those

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asking if you're not familiar Trevor Etn is Traves Etn's

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younger brother, excited to see if he become a Day

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two draft pick at running back, which arguably is this

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year's deepest position in terms of depth running back In

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twenty twenty five, two tight ends like Georgia keep your

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out for that be Ben EuroSec. He is a senior

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no touchdowns, twelve point three yeares per ketch and a

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name why I like and prefer his teammate Oscar Delp,

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another tight ending junior sixty five two forty five assuming

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declares for the pros, he went nineteen for two thirty

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and four touchdowns twelve point one yards per catch, wasn't

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features a pass catcher, but on limit opportunities, Oscar Delp

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has the makings of an athletic and agile chess piece

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on offense that can blow and pass catch three seed

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It's Ashton genty running back prospect, the phenom b Jeon

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there's that much hype and puff pieces surrounding gent and

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rightfully so. Junior five nine, two fifteen. His production is

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out of this world three hundred and forty four totes,

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two thousand fourred and ninety seven yards rushing, twenty nine

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rushing touchdowns for seven point three yards per carry, and

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twenty for one to sixteen and one. As a receiver,

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genty arguably had better production over Travis Hunter, but again

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the debate of a wide receiver plus cornerback versus solely

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a running back level competition gave Hunt to the edge

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in that decision making process. But gent is the one

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Flex unless you want to shoot for the stars, which

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Shudu were Sanders and Kamward in super Flex. But this

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is a rare asset, does it all? You won't hear

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many weaknesses or redfe lags in any offseason scouting profiles

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or outlooks regarding ashing Gente superstar in the making, four

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seed Arizona State. One name I want to talk about

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is Cam Skataboo, and if you're on Patreon and talk

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about him this past week, he's a senior five eleven,

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Speaker 1: Rushing scores six yards per rush thirty seven five or

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Speaker 2: As a receiver, he's a do.

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Speaker 1: It all old school Mike Alstatt meets Ray Rice's body

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frame and he is so fun to watch. He's a

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yard after contact machine. Cam Scataboo, I think will fit

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a power scheme well in the NFL. Might not be

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a battering ram that can handle the same workload at

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the NFL level as opposed to collegiate level, yet will

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form a committee and be a red zone presence, especially

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on short yardage downs, goal to goals near the red zone,

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or his receiving chops, pass protection and simply pass catching

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traits could keep him even more elevated then I'm even projecting.

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The concern is level competition, hohold test at the combine

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and quite honestly, just draft capital. Do NFL decision makers

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truly believe that Camp Scatabu, what he did Arizona State

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is that transferable to the pro level. I hope he

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has an amazing coll football playoff and I'm excited to

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see if he lands Day two or Day three come

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NFL draft time, because it will make for a fascinating

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rookie ADP conversation. Since like I mentioned, it'll be a

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loaded running back crop in twenty twenty five, the number

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five seed is Texas. Let's talk about Quinn Ewers quarterback,

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a sixty six point two complete percenting is rate seven

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sixty two yards in the ground and one touchdown. He

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is not a dual threat quarterback to the likes of

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schudorg Standers or cam Ward. Instead, Quinn relies on his

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accuracy and decision making to move the ball forward.

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Speaker 2: And then you have the whole Archie Manning debate of who.

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Speaker 1: Is the better quarterback four Texas at this point in time,

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that will settle itself out assuming Quin years of Claire's

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Speaker 2: For Texas in the postseason.

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Speaker 1: Isaiah Bond wide receiver, a first round talent here in

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most mock drafts, a junior five to eleven a buck

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eighty production of thirty three, five, thirty two and five

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Speaker 2: Yards per ketch.

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Speaker 1: He is a possession wide out, a field stretcher a

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lot to like in Bond's game. Undersized slightly, but as

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The right scheme fit and if the measurables pan out

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could easily justify his day one projected draft range and

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a tight end for you. Gunner Helm Senior sixty five,

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two fifty one of my favorite tight end prospects in

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twenty twenty five production of forty nine six to eleven and.

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Speaker 2: Five for twelve and a half yards per ketch.

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Speaker 1: I don't think he's in the same conversation as Colson

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at a discount of price. Yet the ceiling could be

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similar to the names already discussed. Sixth seed is Penn State.

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Will start with Drew Aller, quarterback junior sixty five thirty eight,

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not receiving a ton of hype among quarterbacks in next

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year's crop compared to Sanders, Ward or possibly Beck. I

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will say though at sixty five two thirty eight, his stats,

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especially as a rusher, really stand out. Two thousand eight

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hundred and ninety four yards passing twenty one to seven

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touchdown to pick ratio, sixty nine point one percentage completion rate,

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eight point nine yards pass attempt, and the aforemention rushing

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output of seventy two two seventy nine with six rushing touchdowns.

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Drew Aller is potentially pushing for a Day two selection

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assuming the declarers and I think this postseason run will

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be huge. First outlook and draft stock Nicholas Singleton, running back.

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I don't understand how people aren't more excited about what

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he brings to the field a junior. The body frame

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alone at six feet two twenty seven just packs a

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punch that you don't often see with his versatility one

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thirty one, eight thirty eight seven on the ground six

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point four yards per rush and then thirty seven, three,

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thirty five and five as a receiver. Singleton was once

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receiving phenom type hype at the college level that has

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since subsided. Nowhere near the ashing gent conversation. However, we

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all know that for the most part, rookie running backs

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can be found as a value in the second or

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third round for dice purposes. Doesn't matter if you're a

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day two or day three pick Singleton to someone that

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I'll be watching very closely.

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Speaker 2: For Penn State.

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Speaker 1: And how about Tyler Warren tight end another prospect that

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Speaker 2: Senior six ' six two forty seven.

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Speaker 1: He moves incredibly well for his size, agile, suddenness in

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and on the routes. He's a wide receiver in a

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titan's body, a do what all type prospect. Listen to

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this production eighty eight ten to ty two and six

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receiving touchdowns twelve point one yards per reception. That's good,

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perhaps great, Yet as a rusher, versatility for a tight

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end twenty three totes about ninety one and four. It's

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initiating contact, but Warren is incredibly smooth and elusive for

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senior campaign and right now is neck and neck with

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Colston Lovelin in terms of being tight ended one in

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the twenty twenty five class, and quite honestly, when I

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watch Loveland and Warren, I think Warren's game chances better

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to the NFL.

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Speaker 2: Loveland is the athletic.

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Speaker 1: Freak with potentially a higher seiling, but Warren has the

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reliability and consistency that we all cove.

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Speaker 2: It. Time for a quick break.

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Speaker 1: I'll be back with seed seven through twelve and discuss

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the prospect pool from those teams in more detail. I

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ton much appreciate it. Be right back. The seventh seed

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is Notre Dame. Two names want to touch on. First

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is Riley Leonard quarterback. He's a senior sixty four two

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sixteen modest production for a passer, but his rushing capabilities are.

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Speaker 2: A possible fantasy cheat code.

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Speaker 1: Leonard had two thousand, ninety two yards pass, sixteen touchdowns,

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five interceptions, a sixty six point two completion percenting drake

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seven point one yards press attempt, and then one twenty

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four seven to twenty one fourteen rushing touchdowns. A former

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Duke product who transferred Notre Dame and filled in really

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well and as a reason why Notre Dame was a

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top five team at one point during the other season

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and the number seven seed in the playoffs, and then

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Mitchell Evans received a lot of buzz throughout his college tenure,

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but it has cooled off a bit. Senioror sixty five

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two sixty twenty nine, two seventy two and three scores

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nine point four yards per catch is not on the

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same level as some of the other tight end prospects

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I've touched on, but I think will end up being

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the top five to eight name. And what is also

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like running back a deep position in the twenty twenty

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five crop eight seed Ohio State a few names of

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touched on a lot of exciting talent, especially at running back.

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Let's start with Will Howard, a quarterback now receiving much

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praise recognition which I think could be a mistake or oversight.

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He's a senior sixty four to two thirty five, good

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body frame, two thousand andrew sixty yards passing, twenty seven touchdowns,

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eight interception, very accurate seventy two point three percent completion

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rate nine point one yards pres attempt, he's pushing the

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ball downfield and then plenty of rushing capabilities in the

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tank seventy two a buck thirty one and seven touchdowns

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on the ground. Watch him Will Howard in the postseason.

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Quin Shawn Jenkins running back junior six feet two nineteen

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one forty seven, eight oh five eight in the grounds,

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five and a half yards per total and fifteen for

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one oh nine and a receiving touchdown. And then his peer,

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Traveon Henderson, another running back, a senior five ten two

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eight one eight seven fifty one and six rushing scores.

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It's seven yards per carry and nineteen for one thirty

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five no touchdowns here the Simmer production as running backs

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for Judkins and Henderson. I watch film both of them.

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I change my mind and waiver back and forth every

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other day. I think both will be Day two selections

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come NFL draft time. If I had to pick one

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right now, I do think that quin Shawn ceiling and

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skill set is more appealing to the NFL game as

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opposed to Henderson, who looks a bit stiffer in his

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upright rushing style he initiates contact is a bit more physical,

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But Judkins has that next level speed or gear that

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it doesn't necessarily give up junior Gibbs vibes, but to

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that extent where the acceleration build up and first is exceptional. Again,

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I don't think that he's going to be a Gibbs

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level talent. At the same time, it would not shock

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me at all if we look back or ahead and

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see Quinn show Jenkins end up being one of the

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best values or running backs in the twenty five class.

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Speaker 2: And then one more name, it's a wide receiver, a mecca.

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Speaker 1: At Buka Senior sixty one two oh five, I thought

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he would have declared last year did not return to school.

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Probably a sound decision because this year's wide receiver class

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is weaker than twenty twenty fours, that's for sure. He

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went sixty seven forty three and nine touchdowns twelve point

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four yards per catch. The debate went evaluating at Buka

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as if he's a one or a two at the

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next level.

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Speaker 2: I tend to think he's more of a two. Think

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a T.

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Speaker 1: Higgins to a Jamar Chase or DeVante Smith to an

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aj Brown. Not an alpha, but very solid and quite

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honestly at Googa reminds me of a former Ohio State

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alum that being Chris Olave smoothest butters are outrun reliable hands.

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I do think that Agmuga could push for Day one

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draft capital or a first rounder in real life, at

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worse a Day two selection. Nine seed Tennessee. One name

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to talk about, Dylan Sampson, running back junior five to

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eleven to two oh one two for they six four

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to eighty five, twenty two rushing scores, five point yards

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per clip and nineteen for a buck forty one. Sampson

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was a key cog the heart and soul of Tennessee's offense,

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and one of the main reasons why the team made

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the postseason.

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Speaker 2: Ten seed Indiana. Four names here.

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Speaker 1: Curtis Rourke quarterback senior sixty five two twenty three two

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thousand eight twenty seven for yards passing, twenty seven scores,

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four interceptions, a seventy point four percents rate completion wise,

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nine point nine yards press attempt, not much of a

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rusher forty one for negative twenty five two touchdowns. A

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good point guard or facilitator, if you will. Two running

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backs very similar production, Justice Ellison Senior five nine two

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ten went one forty eight eight eleven and ten five

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and a half yards per to its eleven receptions eighty

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four yards and Tyson Lawton another senior five nine two

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Speaker 2: Thirty four and twelve.

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Speaker 1: It's four point eight yards per touch as a rusher

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and eleven for one to fourteen as a receiver, So

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the production was nearly spot on, just like Ohio State's

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duo of Judkins and Henderson. Whereas Ellison and Lawton don't

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have that appeal or alert at least in the draft

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grade or fantasy football space, but both should be very

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serviceable in the postseason and warn our attention come rookie

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draft time and then a wide receiver I think is

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being slept on if he declares, could prove to be

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a steal in both real life and Donzee circles. It's

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Elijah Surratt junior sixty two two oh nine forty nine

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eight ninety and eight scores.

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Speaker 2: Eighteen point two yards per catch.

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Speaker 1: His film is really fun to watch because he is

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fundamentally sound in all components. You can't find too many flaws,

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and with the six two two oh nine body frame,

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I think it could be a mismatch out of the

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slot if he using that capacity at the pro level,

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So watch out for Elijah Surratt in the postseason. For

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Indiana eleven seed smu Bershard Smith running back senior five

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to ten, one ninety six two seventeen twelve seventy fourteen

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rushing scores, it's five point nine yards per rush and

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thirty five.

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Speaker 2: Three h three and four scores as a receiver. A

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versatile weld.

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Speaker 1: Round running back prospect and a tight end is Matthew

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Hibner senior sixty five two four twenty two, three thirty

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and four scores fifteen yards per catch. Last button, not

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least the twelve seed Clemson three names here Caid club Nick,

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a junior who may or may not return to school.

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He's sixty two to two ten three thousand, three to

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three yards passing thirty three touchdowns, five interceptions, a sixty

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three point seven completion percent is dreight seven and a

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half yards per attempt and one oh six four forty

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eight and seven as a rusher, a huge component of

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Clemson's offense, and without club Nick at the helm, I

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don't think that Clemson a would have been as successful

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in twenty twenty four or be made the postseason.

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Speaker 2: Phil Maffa a running back.

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Speaker 1: He's a senior six one two thirty, massive body frame

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two fourteen eleven zho six and eight as a rusher

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five point two yards per clip and nineteen grabs eighty

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eight yards. And then remember this name, Jake britting Steel,

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tight end senior six six two forty uber productive for

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a tight end prospect first of all forty five force's

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one and seven scores ten point two yards per catch.

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I am really excited as I mentioned about this year's

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tight end pool of talent. And again, if you miss

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out on Colson Lovelin or Tyler Warren, the perceived top

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two names, there's going to be plenty of next best

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alternative options, and britting Steel is up there for me.

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Argument when of Clemson's best overall offensive talents at alone

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pass catchers and him and Klubnick have been on the

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same page in twenty twenty four, that.

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Speaker 2: Will do it.

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Speaker 1: If you all enjoyed my college football playoff Prospects to

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watch episode, I figure now being okay time to pause

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on the NFL content because we're all in the fantasy

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playoffs or eliminated and you have a good pulse of

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feeling for you're going to be come Week sixteen if

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you're in it or out, and this is a great

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time to focus whether you're in or out, on the

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upcoming twenty five prospect pool, beginning with now the College

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Speaker 2: Thanks again for listening.

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Speaker 1: If you want to dive deeper about the upcoming prospect

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Speaker 1: Everybody's still in your fantasy football postseason. You are one

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week away from being in a championship and hopefully claiming

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a Super Bowl title. I am right there with you.

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Let's finish strong, keep pursuing that title. Run and the

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best part about Dynasty, of course, is the worst case

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of not winning you at all. As you look forward

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to the NFL Draft, which is right around the corner,

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thanks again until next time.

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Speaker 2: This is the dynasty dricking out. Talk to you all

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next week. See you

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